Lovely hardcover, signed edition of this collaborative work about a black family living in a white Boston neighborhood during the introduction of bussing.

Proof copy of this novel from the Pulitzer-prize winner, set in the "pandhandles of Texas and Oklahoma."

A novella, privately printed and sent by "some psychic impulse" of the author to Edith Sitwell, who liked it extremely. Purdy's second published work.

A handsome signed copy of this novel by the Canadian writer.

First English translation of this collection of Mexican-Revolution-themed stories by the influential author – cited as an influence by Gabriel Garcia Marquez – which was originally published in 1953 as EL LLANO EN LLAMAS.

Anthology of 18 writers selected from contributors to the Watts Writers' Workshop, including Harry Dolan, Leumas Sirrah, Harley Mims, and James Thomas Jackson. Edited by Schulberg, screenwriter and founder of the Workshop.

Winner of the 1998 Minnesota Voices Project. A collection of Midwestern-themed stories.

Uncommon first edition under Smith's original title, which led to threats of lawsuits from Pynchon and the eventual retitling of the book ("Pictures Showing What Happens on Each Page of Thomas Pynchon's Novel Gravity's Rainbow") in subsequent printings and editions. The hardcover issue is especially scarce.

Spence's second novel, uncommon in jacket.

First UK edition of this late Steinbeck novel.

Collection of prose pieces from the Pulitzer Prize winner.

A nice copy of Ullmann's first novel.